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Internship
and Research
All undergraduate students are required to complete an internship with
specific guidelines as part of their graduation requirements. Internships
are generally arranged by each student and fulfilled under the supervision
of the sponsoring organizations.
Usually taking place
during the summer, these paid and non-paid training positions lead
many students to gain
invaluable connection to careers after graduation.
Here is a list of
some of the common possible Internship positions available to students
in the Environmental Health
Program:
| Position/Organization |
Description |
| Seattle-King
County Department of Public Health |
Work
as a sanitarian in training, perform site visits and insepctions,
teach classes
on food handling to future workers, and many other duties. |
| Hexcel
Corporation |
Perform job
safety and hazards analysis, provide solutions to job safety study
results, various field training projects. |
| United
States Public Health Service - JRCOSTEP Program |
Travel
to different sites across the country to assist in real Environmental
Health practices. This is designed to lead to a career in the USPHS
following an intern's graduation. |
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